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Phew! Just a note to say a massive thank you to everyone who came along to the album launch, bought merch and gave such a great response!
The gig was a sell out and we were blown away by the response.
Here’s some pics by Derek D’Souza from the gig. More on our Facebook page
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Live version of our Pink Floyd cover
We recorded a version of this in the studio for a Syd Barrett tribute album. You can buy the album with proceeds going to Mental Health charities
Candy And A Currant Bun - cover 🎶✨ youtu.be/fWfbHH_G_Ik?is=g1d_… via @YouTube
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Go fuck yourselves.
Ignored everything you were told, continued to cut corners with player and manager signings.
Any previous success was in spite of you, not because of you.
Sullivan has to sell immediately. He is despised and his departure is the only way we can move forward.
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Honestly should have just held up a sign that says ‘play until Spurs score’… How on earth is there 13 minutes added on here 🤣🤦🏻♂️
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Both fouls precede any contact with Raya.
Should have been a penalty.
Rice always gets away with this.
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I've held my tongue about today's game and I just feel that I'm more disappointed that if Fernandes burries that one v one with Raya by a simple low shot under his legs... It's a different game and that chance has been West Ham's story this season.
But let's talk VAR...
Ever since the European Super League threat, it feels like the Premier League has become even more desperate to protect its “Big 6” (Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal and Liverpool.)
Because the reality is simple: those clubs ARE the Premier League’s global product. Lose them, and the money, audience, sponsorships and worldwide appeal take a massive hit.
So when fans constantly see controversial VAR calls, inconsistent refereeing from Professional Game Match Officials Limited (@PGMOL_FA) soft penalties, selective outrage and endless “human error” apologies benefiting the same elite clubs, suspicion is inevitable.
Maybe it’s not an organised conspiracy.
Maybe it’s institutional bias.
Maybe referees subconsciously protect the clubs that create the biggest backlash, headlines and financial consequences.
But football fans aren’t blind.
VAR was supposed to restore trust. Instead, it’s made millions believe the game is being managed to keep the biggest brands at the top... especially after the European Super League reminded everyone just how much power those clubs really hold.
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Most insane thing with VAR is it's anonymity. You may not question it's perpetrators.
Why are we not allowed to know or question those who give decisions?
Why are they not accountable?
Why are they not publicly asked WHY they decided it was/wasn't a goal?
Whose game is this?
It’s not a level playing field and please don’t tell me these things will “even out”- we’ve been cheated out of this division in the past few months- it’s corruption
In the past week alone:
- Mavropanos disallowed goal at Brentford
- Kayode leg breaker on Mavropanos for first goal but no foul given
- Soucek rugby tackled. No pen
- Pablo wiped out by a player “slipping”. No pen
- Wilson disallowed goal despite at least three Arsenal players committing fouls
Get us the fuck out of this corrupt league. Cheating bastards @FA_PGMOL
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Tomorrow, IWA will be laying out 25 fan funded, designed and organised large flags in blocks 145 to 147, for people to wave freely in the build up to the game and during bubbles as the players come out.
We are steadily growing our army of flags, and this "honesty" flags trial agreed is a positive step forward. Should it go well, we'll aim to bring out lots, lots more for certain games. Someday soon, we hope to have a sea of claret and blue across the BML, and in time, the whole stadium.
Please note, for those who are lucky enough to have a flag at their seat, as a mark of respect, we kindly ask that you do not wave them during the wreath laying in tribute to the Leeds fans who sadly lost their lives in Istanbul.
As ever, we encourage everyone in the stadium to bring their old scarves and hold them up for bubbles. This idea has steadily grown, and we are seeing more of it. Let's keep building that up!
Make no mistake, this is a massive game. There's an element of excitement in the air we certainly haven't felt for quite a while.
Sold out very early. Cheap tickets. Many of the "old school" coming back for a game. And a day out at WEMBLEY is at stake. 20 long been years it's been since we last reached an FA cup semi final.. an entire generation just might get to experience it for the first time. If a few other things fall for us tomorrow, this game could be up there with *that* famous Seville night..
And we as a fanbase need to do everything we can to make sure that happens.
Let's get to our seats a little earlier to start some atmosphere in the build up. Let's push them on constantly throughout the game, giving them that extra few percent that could be needed to see them through in what will no doubt be a tight game.
We are ready. And we believe in the magic of the FA cup.
COYI! ⚒️
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From the first whistle to the full time whistle, us fans need to be on it tonight. Whether we are a goal up, a goal down, sitting back or attacking.
The away fans at Burnley showed what a vociferous backing can do for the team when it's needed most.
On the very rare occassion that the stadium rocks, boy does it rock..
So lets make tonight one of those nights. Get behind them, let them know we are there.
COYI ⚒️
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The @IWA1895 Alliance wish to create a Ludo Miklosko tifo to honour a player who is now terminally unwell who represented a special era at Upton Park and everything we love about this club. To help make this happen retweet & donate anything you like here
crowdfunder.co.uk/p/ludotifo…
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Nuno is a fighter. He’s never hidden. But this looks a fight too far. Seven points is more than a gap. It must feel like a gulf. Nuno is a manager who cares and is clearly hurting but he looks bereft of ideas and hope. And who motivates the motivator?
Even if Nuno goes, so many problems remain. Poor recruitment. Agents’ influence. Too few top-level players. Too few players with strength of character. Started well but belief is brittle. Forest’s players fought harder for longer.
Some good things - academy brings hope for the future, Foundation brings hope in the community. But the club is a mess. It’s a badly run club and good people are leaving. Gaps in staff, gaps in the stands. The club should be West Ham United, not Divided. The distance between fans and the board is even bigger than the distance between fans and the pitch.
They are stuck with the stadium, an athletics stadium. Fans were sold a dream which has turned into a nightmare. It’s soulless - the antithesis of Upton Park. At the very least the board could invest more in making the London Stadium more of a football ground. Also more investment in training ground required.
Protests will continue. Board members can either sell - which most fans seem to want - or acknowledge their many mistakes and actually listen to fans and act on their legitimate concerns, ticket prices, stadium flaws etc, and try and rebuild together. As with survival in the Premier League, it looks too late for that. It’s sad. A good family club torn apart - and much of the damage self-inflicted by an insular board. #WHUFC
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Congratulations to Tony Harrington. One of the worst refereeing performances I’ve ever seen, you got what you wanted which was it all being about you. PGMOL will be delighted.
